Antonio Conte could proceed with a real lineup revolution ahead of the challenge between Napoli and Torino: all the possible changes
It will be a pensive Antonio Conte in these hours leading up to Sunday night’s match against Torino. Napoli knows it has its destiny in its own hands and cannot afford any missteps. The Azzurri will play after Inter, who will face Roma in the afternoon, following defeats against Bologna and Milan, the latter in the Coppa Italia, complete with elimination.
The partenopei will go into the challenge against the granata without Juan Jesus, season over, and without David Neres, stopped by the usual soleus injury that will force him to stay away from the field at least until the challenge against Parma. The risk is that the Brazilian will be seen only in the last league game against Cagliari.
Conte stravolge la formazione? Come potrebbe cambiare il Napoli
Precisely the certain absences, could lead to a small tactical revolution. Conte, in fact, would also be considering a change of module, relying on a 3-5-2 or, staying with 4 defenders but opting for a 4-4-2. In the first hypothesis, Di Lorenzo would step up on the arm, with Politano wide on the right and Raspadori alongside Lukaku. In the second, however, everything would remain the same defensively, with an arrangement, however, that is more offensive.
Conte stravolge la formazione? Come potrebbe cambiare il Napoli (LaPresse) – SpazioNapoli.it
Also not ruled out is a stay with the 4-3-3 that has brought Napoli more points this year. Staying with the same system of play would allow McTominay to remain in midfield without spreading out and would see the inclusion of Spinazzola as an offensive outside back, at the expense of Raspadori who would sit on the bench.
In defense, there is still room for Rafa Marin, as Buongiorno’s condition is still not comforting. While in midfield, whether playing 3-4 or 5, the ballot between Anguissa, whose future is a rebus, and Gilmour remains very open. In the next few hours all doubts will be cleared, for what promises to be the first of the 5 finals that await Napoli.
